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All of those above will work. You must have clayish soil. My chocolate mint, peppermint and spearmint are exploding in my beds, in my acidic topsoil. EVEN I am considering pulling some of it up--yes, "I told you so" is probably in order!! 
I gave my mom some of my chocolate mint, and she planted it in her clay soil, west facing bed. It is only a little bush, and hasn't spread in three years, whereas MY beds have tripled.
Perhaps you could replant by digging a big hole and planting your mint in 1/2 and 1/2 dirt and mulch?
I gave my mom some of my chocolate mint, and she planted it in her clay soil, west facing bed. It is only a little bush, and hasn't spread in three years, whereas MY beds have tripled.
Perhaps you could replant by digging a big hole and planting your mint in 1/2 and 1/2 dirt and mulch?
This thread helps me too!
and to the world of MINT!!, Lavender44
